Could some of this have to do with the post-WW2 rise in births peaking around 1959? That means we are now near a peak of people reaching retirement age, which o

Could some of this have to do with the post-WW2 rise in births peaking around 1959? That means we are now near a peak of people reaching retirement age, which often leads to them selling their current house and buying a house more suitable to retirement. That increase in people around 65 buying retirement houses could pull up the average homebuyer age.